15 June 2021
THE HYPOCRICY OF G7
AN OPEN LETTER FROM REPRESENTATIVES OF CHINESE PROFESSIONALS IN THE U.K. TO THE LEADERS OF THE G7 COUNTRIES
Author: Koon Yew Yin
Publish date: Sun, 13 Jun 2021
The West especially the US have been bullying China for a long time and I have been writing articles to defend China. This is the best piece I have ever read. Although it is quite long, I am sure it is worth your while to read it.
10 June 2021
Dear Sirs and Madam (G7 Leaders)
We are a collective of professionals of Chinese ethnic origin residing in the United Kingdom. We wish to express the community’s hope that leaders at the 2021 G7 will take all necessary step to defuse the current hostility towards China and the Chinese people. Many of us had lived experience in China, and extensive relationships with the country and people. We implore the leaders of the G7 to regard China as a friend and not as an enemy.
We are glad that the Covid-19 pandemic is the main agenda for the 2021 G7 conference. However, we are anxious that this forum should not be abused as a platform to propagate anti-China covid-19 related myths. As the 7 April, 2020 Nature publication rightly warned, “continuing to associate a virus and the disease it causes with a specific place is irresponsible and needs to stop. As infectious disease epidemiologist Adam Kucharski reminds us in his timely book The Rules of Contagion: history tells us that pandemics lead to communities being stigmatised, which is why we all need to exercise more care.
The international rule-based system has designated the WHO as the competent body to deal with such a pandemic. Hence, all political accusations about the virus that is not science-based are unhelpful and a distraction to making the world safe from the pandemic.
A member of this collective, Dr Michael Ng, a community leader and a university professor in the U.K., is involved in combating pandemic related hate crimes against the Chinese community. He wishes to remind the G7 that any attempt to politicise the Covid-19 issue against China would fan the flame of hate crimes against the community. That would undo all the excellent efforts of the local councils, civic groups, police force and community leaders who had helped defuse the spread of hate crimes.
Dr Ping Hua, a research scientist, is concerned that the rise of hate crimes and daily demonising of China has created such a hostile environment for Chinese scientists that could stymie the scientific and intellectual exchanges between the West and the world’s fastest-growing economy.
We note with concern the United States anxiety over the economic rise of China. China’s per capita is only one-fifth of the United States, with only one military base abroad compared to 800 of the United States. She is not a threat to the West. China’s rise is complementary to Western interests. A more prosperous China could only benefit the working people in the West through higher demands for western goods and services. Treating China’s rise as a threat to the United States or the West is based on fiction.
China is not a utopia, but it is undoubtedly not a dystopia as Western critics and media visualise. The Chinese people are aware of the ideological differences between the West and China. Yet over 90% supports the government in Beijing. This is the finding from a 13-year long survey carried out by the Ash Center of Harvard University. They found that the majority of the population surveyed feels that today is better than yesterday. They expect tomorrow to be better than today. The millions of Chinese who voted with their feet to return home after their travel and studies in the West corroborates with the Ash Center findings.
China’s governance is different from the West. That does not necessarily mean that the Communist Party of China can defy the wishes of its citizen. This is the conclusion of the Survey. According to Edward Cunningham, who co-authored the research from 2003-2016, “CCP isn’t immune to shift public opinion, especially in areas like corruption, environmental degradation, health, and overall standards of living.”
When considering whether China is a friend and partner, or enemy, G7 should consider the independent findings of the Ash Center.
We are concerned that current hostilities towards China in the West are manufactured and ratcheted up in the United States to serve the interest of the military-industrial complex and the electoral needs of both the Democrats and the Republicans.
The alleged genocide in Xinjiang and the threat of invasion of Taiwan are the two most important examples.
On Genocide in Xinjiang
We believe that the claim of genocide in Xinjiang is untenable as the Uighur population has increased from 5 million to 13 million since the 1950s. If China does enslave a million Uighurs, the CIA enhanced aerial surveillance technology could easily prove the allegation with video images of prisoners in the yards. They have not done so.
Critics of China have studiously ignored a World Bank statement of the 11 November 2019 that dealt with the allegation that skills and learning institutions associated with the Bank were de facto prisons. “In line with standard practice, immediately after receiving a series of serious allegations in August 2019 in connection with the Xinjiang Technical and Vocational Education and Training Project, the Bank launched a fact-finding review, and World Bank senior managers travelled to Xinjiang to gather information directly… The review did not substantiate the allegations.”
Mr Bitu Bhalla, a member of the Honourable Society of Gray’s Inn and International Arbitrator, and Mr Wah-Piow Tan, a Balliol-educated Human Rights solicitor, were unimpressed by the various legal opinions supporting the claim of genocide against China. “China and the World Bank’s $100 million education and training program in Xinjiang,” they observed, “is cast-iron evidence that China has no specific intention to kill a part or whole of the Uighur population. Without specific intention, there cannot be any genocide.” What genocide regime would spend $100 million to educate and train the people you plan to kill?” They are also disappointed that the issues of proportionality were not adequately addressed, or addressed at all by those Barristers criticising China’s response to the threats of terrorism.
“Unlike Britain or the United States, China confronts an Al-Qaeda and ISIS-inspired insurgency seeking to establish an Islamic Caliphate in Xinjiang and Central Asia. Even the Indian government, an ally of the West, has argued for the suspension of human rights when fighting terrorism,” said Tan.
On China threat to Taiwan
According to the Economist, Taiwan has become the most dangerous place globally because of the risk of military conflict between the United States and China. There is enough nuclear arsenal between them to destroy the planet.
What the United States perceives as China’s threat to Taiwan is viewed differently by the Chinese people. At an International Affairs Fellowship forum, a U.S. think tank, a panellist reported that 100% of overseas Chinese students in the United States considered Taiwan a province of China. “The possible validity of Chinese claims” over Taiwan, remarked historian Max Hastings in a recent opinion piece in Bloomberg, was not even considered by the China experts advising the American administration. Max Hastings had raised a valid question. The overwhelming majority of countries worldwide recognise the People’s Republic of China as the legitimate government of China and pursue the one-China policy. This is de facto recognition of China’s sovereignty over Taiwan. To China, it is an unfinished reunification process.
The United States has its own hidden agenda to embolden the Taiwanese separatists, in the same vein as encouraging Uighur or Hong Kong separatists. We hope the G7 should advise the United States to refrain from redefining its one-China policy, thereby destroying any likelihood of an amicable arrangement for reunification.
The impending war
We are particularly concerned that Britain’s aircraft carrier HMS Queen Elizabeth II, the third-largest globally, is speeding towards Taiwan to flex its muscles at China. Instead of supporting the hawkish approach of the United States towards China, the G7 should review the futilities of wars launched since the 2001 9/11 attack. The wars in Afghanistan, Syria, Iraq and Libya had caused 800,000 deaths, displaced 21 million people, wasted $ 6.4 trillion. These wars created failed states, not democracies.
The current propaganda war complementing the military adventures against China are efforts to retain the United States hegemony. The flawed policy has more dire consequences than those of the last two decades. The G7 should review the previous 20 years of war launched by the U.S before contemplating to support Biden’s military-led Indo Pacific Tilt, which is the code word for China-bashing in the South China Seas area.
The stakes are so high that the advice of Bruce Kent, the veteran peace campaigner, ought to be taken seriously: “we can learn to live harmoniously as neighbours… we have to learn to live as partners.”
14 June 2021
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07 June 2021
US COWARDLY IS USING XINJIANG TO FIGHT CHINA
US IS REPEATING OF WHAT HAD BEEN DONE TO IRAQ, LIBYA AND AFGANISTAN TOWARDS XINJIANG
US risks reigniting Islamic extremism in Xinjiang
In 2010, Kashgar was designated as a special economic zone, with the intention of drawing investment into southern Xinjiang to tackle high poverty rates and to shape the province into a gateway to Central Asia and Europe.
At the 18th National Congress of the Communist Party of China in 2012, the delegates made Xinjiang’s development a priority. Construction of infrastructure, development of energy sources, linkage of Xinjiang’s economy with the BRI, and the development of talent emerged as the main avenues for the province, Professor Li told us.
In 2019, Xinjiang’s government announced that between 2014 and 2018, 2.3 million people had been lifted out of poverty and 1.9 million of them lived in southern Xinjiang, where the Uighur population is concentrated.
During the Covid-19 pandemic, the Chinese government made an effort to find a way to improve life for farmers and herdsmen in the Taklamakan Desert of southern Xinjiang. This has helped to continue a pattern of lifting most of the 6.1% of the province’s population who were experiencing absolute poverty in 2018 out of that state (the poverty level decreased to 1.2% of Xinjiang’s population in 2019 and continues to trend downward).
“When I visited Xinjiang,” Li told us, “I was struck by the fact that the province is involved in a great struggle. This struggle is manifested in several ways: in the development of social and economic life, in the integration of minority ethnic groups into the broad social life of China, and in the difficult task of fighting terrorism.”
Washington’s jihad
August 2013, the 74-year-old imam of a mosque in Turpan, 200km east of Urumqi, was brutally killed by extremists. These extremists – likely members of the East Turkestan Islamic Movement (ETIM) or the Turkistan Islamic Party (TIP) – killed Abdurehim Damaolla because he was part of the Islamic Association, which worked with China’s government to combat extremism.
Within Uighur society, a gulf opened up between the vast majority of the people who opposed radicalization along religious lines and those who joined the ETIM and the TIP.
The roots of the ETIM and the TIP go back to the 1960s and 1970s when Saudi Arabia’s World Muslim League began to proselytize a harsh version of Islam to counter communism. Those drawn to these views left Saudi-run schools – many in Pakistan – to join Washington’s jihad in Afghanistan in the 1980s.
There, Uighur extremists joined other disaffected Central Asian militants to form various outfits that pledged jihad against communism.
When the USSR collapsed, these groups sought to use violence to advance their agenda against the post-communist states in Central Asia. The first among them was the Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan (IMU), which was affiliated with al-Qaeda.
Uighur militants joined the Islamic Renaissance Party of Tajikistan, the IMU, and the global platform known as Hizb-ut Tahrir (Party of Liberation). Extremists from Xinjiang cut their teeth on jihad in Afghanistan, Syria, Libya and the Central Asian states.
Xinjiang first saw a major violent attack by these militants in the 1990s in Urumqi and in southern Xinjiang’s smaller towns. A major riot on July 5, 2009, in Urumqi led to the deaths of almost 200 people. Since then, there have been many smaller attacks.
“Uneven economic development,” Wang said, “is the basis for terrorism and extremist religious ideology.”
Shohrat Zakir, chairman of the Xinjiang government, concurs, and notes that his government has put forward an agenda to “root out terrorism.”
There is no point in merely treating this like a war, as the US did in Afghanistan. This is not a war that can be won by violence, Zakir said, but it must be won by education and by economic development.
Asked about vocational education, Zakir explained, “Some residents there [in Xinjiang] have a limited command of the country’s common language and a limited sense and knowledge of the law. They often have difficulties in finding employment due to limited vocational skills.
“This has led to a low material basis for residents to live and work there, making them vulnerable to the instigation and coercion of terrorism and extremism. There is still a long way to go for southern Xinjiang to eradicate the environment and soil of terrorism and religious extremism.”
New cold war
In 2011, then-US secretary of state Hillary Clinton proposed a New Silk Road Initiative. The idea was for the US to use Afghanistan as the core of a north-south axis that would break the Central Asian states away from their links to Russia and China; this axis would orient these countries to South Asia and then to the United States.
Failure to settle the problems of Afghanistan led the US to abandon that project. Instead, it has turned its focus to undermining China’s BRI.
The information war now conducted against China centers on Xinjiang. Once again, the US uses long-standing problems – such as the rise of extremism in Central Asia (fueled to some extent by the US since the 1980s) – to create problems for its adversaries.
Officials in China tell us that the government has long ignored the economic development of Xinjiang and has not been able fully to handle the various grievances of the minority ethnic groups. But the answer to these problems is not to deliver Xinjiang to disaffected affiliates of Washington’s jihads.
As with Syria and Libya, Washington once more plays a reckless game with Islamic extremism.
This article was produced by Globetrotter, which provided it to Asia Times.
05 June 2021
THE EVIL OF YANKEE DODO !
Wow never saw this footage before!
We were led to believe that it is the iron fist of the CCP that led to the massacre of many 'peaceful protestors'.
From the Western media, nothing was shown on the rioting, damage to public property and loss of many lives including soldiers caused by the rioters and why the army had no choice but to crush the rioters once and for all. The amount of damage caused far exceeded that of what happened in HK recenly.
The western propaganda whitewashed the events leading to June 4 to portrayed the evil and inhumanity of communism towards 'peaceful democratic activists'.
Without the Hongkong incident we would still have believed the West.
Very likely the Tiananmen rioting was instigated and funded by the CIA. They succeeded in painting a negative narrative on China all these years and tried to bring down the gomen and pressured it with sanctions but failed. The world was impressed with China's growth and progress despite the evils of Communism n so the Americans did that again with HK. But this time everyone sees the American complicity, involvement and agenda.
The Chinese gomen should translate this video to English n let the whole world see the other side of events leading to the Tiananmen 'massacre'.
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Great Article by Vijay Prashad.
Must read... Especially relevant to US worshipers........!
Writer: Vijay Prashad, the Indian Historian, Journalist...
He is very sharp, just like the other intellectuals outside of the US, they can see so clearly what's happening to the US and what's its problems really are.....
Title: Mr Blinken really had ' blinkers on'.
The problem is NOT China, but the US.
The US has conned the world for far too long, with its smooth and sweet rhetorics through the control of the media, with grandiose moral high grounds of human rights, freedom of speech, democracy etc., when itself is among the chief violators, not only in the US itself but throughout the world.
The US on false pretexts bombed up Libya, Syria, Iraq, Afghanistan and Yemen ( through its proxies) among others, created the human refugees' catastrophe for which Europe had to bear the brunt of handling it.
The US for decades had been an Evil Empire, it's actually the bull in the China shop.
It has also destabilized many Latin American countries, and now karma has shown up at its own southern borders with refugees.
I agree that Mr Blinken is a better-looking version ( Version 2) of Mike Pompeo, but they are the same, carrying out the the American Military Complex.
The Americans don't follow any international law or order, though they keep pontifying about it.
They are above the laws and do what they like.
In short, they are the big bully and now the rogue on the International Stage.
At the recent meeting in Alaska, the US delegation was told to f...off, China gave the US a longer lecture in rebuttal.
The US asked China not to bully America's lapdog Australia by imposing tariffs on Australian goods, but it’s ok for the US to impose tariffs on Chinese goods.
The Australians are now feeling the pinch and the US is now trying to get Australia out of the ditch... more crudely out of the shit that the Americans pushed the Australians into.
The world now needs China more than China needs the world ... that's a debate by itself, for another day.
The US has resorted back to gunboat diplomacy.
Apart from forming Quad, the US had asked and Britain and France had both just obliged by each sending a warship into the Pacific Ocean, from its very depleted fleet.
This time around, China will not be intimidated. The Americans are mistaken, that just because the West won the Cold War against the Soviet Union, they can win the Cold War, the Trade War against China.
China is the giant that Napolean foresaw will awake one day and it has now woken up.
China has delivered 700 to 900 million people out of poverty whereas more and more Americans have fallen below the poverty line.
Is food and shelter, not a basic human right?
CHINA's progress did not come from the exploitation of other countries, like colonisation, rape and plunder and destruction of other countries, but through the hard work and the sweats toils and tears of the Chinese peasants and people.
Don't forget the suffering of the 60 million 'Lost/ Damaged generation of China. These were the children who grew up, who were ' abandoned' by their fathers and mothers who left their countryside to work in the factories in the cities and the economic zones. The children don't get to see their parents for at least a year or even longer... a tremendous social price paid, so American consumers can enjoy cheap goods.
At rallies after rallies, Trump retched up anti-China and anti-Chinese sentiments by accusing China of raping, plundering and robbing Americans because of repeated annual trade deficits for years of about US 550 Billion.
The question the world can ask is, did China point a gun at the US to force it to buy Chinese products, unlike the time the West forced China to buy its opium?
The US bought Chinese goods because it benefitted the American Consumers.... it helped to keep inflation down in America. What Trump did not tell the American public is that each year US Companies in China reek in revenues to the tune of US 750 Billion.
Who forced the American companies to go and operate in China?
The West, America and Europe have developed at the expense of the AAA (African, Asian, Aboriginals) countries and peoples.. through colonization, exploitation, killings, slavery etc.
Enough is Enough, the 500 years curse is over.
The 21st century is the Asian century and Women will dominate.
Biden had called Putin a Killer and President Xi a thug.
The truth and the irrefutable fact is the Americans and the British have killed the most number of innocent people in all of human history.
How can America, a nation of about 240 years lecture a 5000 years old, Chinese civilisation?
The Wild Wild West foreign policy of the US will this time not work against China's Sun Tzu ‘Art of War'.
Sadly, the US today is the world's biggest terrorist and gangster and a threat to international peace and human civilisation.
Time for America to Repent.
Do not be surprised if one day, Russian and Chinese missiles rained down on the US... if the US persists with its wet dreams that God created America and Mickey Mouse created the rest of the world.
PS. The Americans have been able to convince the Eskimos to buy refrigerators 🤔
I still believe the Americans planted the Covid 19 virus in Wuhan.
Trump and Pompeo had been saying that the virus escaped from the Wuhan lab and they have the evidence. The whole world is still waiting to see the evidence.




















































